GIVEN COMMISSIONS.

North Otago Times, Volume CIV, Issue 13661, 1 September 1916, Page 4

GIVEN COMMISSIONS.

IN THE IMPERIAL ARMY, ALSO IX NEW ZEALAND FOKCE. . Tho following members of tho Now Zealand Expeditionary F,otco are Iho nominees for commissions in Hie Imperial Forces 'for Juno, 301G: — 7/191 Spraea.nl Dawson, Canterbury Mnnntert RihV Roiginpnt, 12/231 Scrgeant-Major Cameron, Auekland P.atlalion. L 7370 flunner Druiv, Divisional Artillery.

:"/270a Sergeant Hood, Divisional Train. 25/231 Rillemnn A. C. Mudl'ord, 4th Battalion New Zealand Rfile .Brigade. Commissions in tho New Zealand .Expeditionary Force havcOicen granted to the following non-eomniissioned iift'ieers and men serving at I lie front and returning to New Zealand to join reinforeement. drafts:— 8/212 Sergeant,.T. M, flillies. <l/533 Driver J.-1). Bollerby; G/2C05 Sergeant-Major E. Dyer, '- 11/ii(i Sergeant 11. N. Jiokell. •I/Mi Laiioo-'t'orpoVal S. Waymotilh. 11/.'tfll Quartermaster-Sergeant J. G. Wales. EXAMINATION RESULTS. IN THE REINFORCEMENT CAMPS,

Following are the names of tlio r-nn-didntes who passed and marks obtained at. the special examinations for first appointments to commissions held ill tlio KeinfoTOiiient Camps in June and Fourteenth Reinforcements, . New Zealand Field Artillery—Sergeant 11. 11. Kirker 1235. New Zealand Engineers—Sergeant A, •W. Larson 1230. lnfnWry-e.S.M. 0. Watorson .1197, Sergeant S, Davis ]l5O, Sergeant R. Worley 1082, Sergeant 0. B. Willis 933, Sergeant 11. S .Henrick 11)5.1, Sergeant L 11. Denniston 1146, Sergeant G. 11. Holmes 1078, Sergeant. L, F, Tisdall 981, Sergeant G. M, Lucas 1)41, Sergeant H. T. ITnrlyon 1074. Sergeant 0. 0. Laws 1171, Sergeant (!. D. fl. Lowlcr IMIi. Serjeant AfcK, Cameron 3170, Sergeant H. A, Turning 1032, Sergeant A. I). I'aislev 1121," Corporal A. Talbot 1235, C.S.M. N. P. Little 1312, O.S.M. J. X. Bnllard .1154, Sergeant K. B. White 1.101, Sergeant I. G. Pritehard 1143, Sergeant- F. ,T. Traynor 1058, Sergeant I 1 ).,I. Rose 11.17.

Fifteenth Reinforcements. New Zealand Engineers—Sergeant G, W, Eaton-Turner 142f). Infantry—Sergeant W. P. Ait ken 42(18, Sergeant 1<!. Davy 1207, Sergeant K. N, Gi'iinwadi 1 1303, Sergeant A, Morpeth .1211, C.S.AI. ('!. 11,'Nifholls 1340, Corporal S. Walker .1139, C.S.M. C,. G. IT. Robinson 1209, Sergeant H. Lawson 1234, Sergeant L. W. Bassett .1145. Sergeant A. Blytli 1257, Sergeant G. T. Weston 1200,' Sergeant ,1. V. MePadden 136G, C.S.M. R. S. Halliwell 1222, Sergeant, J. McO. Bavnc 113G, Sorgealit ,!, T. Dcclian 1204,' Sergeant C. B. T, MoCliirc 1224, Sergeant If. II Patrick 1252, C.S.M. W. R. Laseelles 1242, Sergeant 11. 0. Smith 1145, Sergeant V. (i. Parkin 1152, C.S.M. .1. S. itarsden 1254, Sergeant P, F, Armstrong ,1195, Sergeant A. K, Robortsliaw IJ 93, Sergeant M. B. O'Cbnnor 1250, Sergeant C. S. Brown 11li7, Sergeant (,'. Brook 1214, Sergeant W. .Mann 1205, Sergeant L. M. Fairbrothor 111.7. U.S.JI. M. ,1. Scott 1075, C.S.M. A. M, Hannah 1078, Sergeant .1. L. riaivlv 11-15, Sergeant E. 0. Granger 980, The maximum of marks obtainable was ISOO and the minimum required to pass 900,